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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
DEATHS.

HALBLEIB.-Died, at her residence. No. Ss)
west Marshall street. on Monday a. Z II. NJ,
Mrs. MARGARET HALBLElB, In the seventy
eighth year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place from st. Mary's
church THIS EVENING at O'Clock PriondS
aud relatives OF tho family are respectfully In
yited TO attend without further notice.
HIII.-Died, in Washin gton, ID. c., May -,
1887, JAMES @. HILL, former resident and
barber Of this city; in the nfty-ninth year Of
his age
His funeral will take place at the First Bap-
list church, Of which he was q member, To-
DAY at3P. NJ. All arc invited 10 attend.
NcCLINToCK.-Died. In Baltimore, May q,
1877, THOMAS q. McCLINTOCK, 500 Of Mrs.
Elizabeth and the late X. NJ. Moclintock, Ia tue
twenty-nfth year OF his ago.
Deares, Tow, thou has left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel
But lis God WHO hath bereti US,
lie can all our sorrows heal
His funeral will take place from Pine-srsst
Baptist church TUESDAY at 5 O'Clock Y. n.
Friends and acquaintance OF the family are
respectfully Invited 10 attend.
POLLARD Sunday, May ssd, at ASP.
b., ADALiNR. wife Of Y. Z. Pollard, In thu
seYenty-third year Of her age.
She leaves husband and many friends 10
Funeral services TO-DAY TUESDAY, at 10 A.
N. at hollywood. Friends and acquaintaaces
are invited 70 attend.
REYNOLDS. Died, Monday evening. May
81 1850, az bis residence In Manchester. Va,
JAMES N. REYNOLDS, In the nfty-sixth yeAr
OF his age.
"Who'ii weep for me. now life IL DER.
And lie numbered with the dsadf
Who DER my grave, with heart sincere.
Ger my tomb will drop . tearf"
"Ill weep for thee. my husband, dear,
Ana over Jour grave will drop tear;
The sorrows Of life together seen,
The river OF death now lies between"
Wen weep for thee, our father, dear;
We miss thee now within our home.
And 70 thy grave we'll often 20,
And there our tears will freely now"
The funeral will take place THIS Cruesfay1
All ERNO0N at 40 O'Clock from his lsts resi-
dence. Friends and aoqusintsnces Of the fsm-
lily are invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
Aitcrucv.ceueral in litigation growing out

Acknowledgement In litigation growing out
Of the public debt.
Tie Speaker appointed MessIs. CardwelI,
Mupiord, aud Echols as the committee.
The committee recommended that the
House recede from Its amendment Limiting
the number % persons TO be employed to
one. The House agreed 10 this.
INSANE IN yaTLs.
House bill with reference 10 insane in
fails, giving the Governor the power to
prov for their support and maintenance
until they can be admitted 10 the asylums
Of TIE state. came up with Senate amend.
meni. The amendment was agreed to. The
bill goes 10 the Governor.
DISPOSITION or THE IYsASE.
Mr.. Ecnols, OF Augusta, called up Senate
bill In relation TO the disposing Of lunatics
when restored to sanity.
Mr.. Waddill, Of IIenrico (Republican) {:
We'll. This Is fitting legislation with which
to wird ND this session.
Tie bill passed unanimously.
RECORD or COUPONS.
Senate bill TO provide for the keeping OF a
record % coupons purporting 10 have been
clipped from bonds oil The State rendered
for taxes and 10 impose penaltv Tor twice
rendering the same coupons came up, and
was passed without division.
THANKS.
Just before the adjournment yesterday
Speaker Stuart, in view OF the fact that very
few members would be present tO-dr. ex-
pressed his thanks 10 the body for their
Uniform kindness and courtesy.
The House will meet to-day at II A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
Warrington Notes.
rBv telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.


WASHINGTON, d. c., May ~ rae eXecu-
tive order consolidating and abOlishlng a
Number Of Iutcrnal-reveaue districts will
take effect june 18Th, or as soon thereafter
a. practicable.
Actjng-SecretaTy Thompson today ap-
pointed a committee TO make an EXAMINE
ton Of The books aud asset, OF the Office OF
United STATES Treasurer, incident 10 the
transfer o. that Office from Mr.. Jordan to
Mr.. Hyau. The examination will involve
an actual count Of al the money IN the
Treasury. including Sl3I,00O,000 in paper
MONEY i'm the reserve vaults; 3d.
100000 ~ the cash vault; SG000,O00
in STANDARD silver dollars; S2j,0O0.0C0 IN
gold com. and q similar quantity OF irtc-
lional silver. the committee ia mixing
The count will have the assistance OF seven
ty.five persons. including experts. 1t be-
ran hi, afternoon, and can hardly dnish
inside OF two months. Treasurer Hyatt
will formally assume charge OF the Office
tomorrow morning
The supreme Court briefly announced
decisions 10 .dav i'm about twenty cases aud
then adjourned until Friday. Leldiog
counsel i'm The telephone cases were pres
ent. but decision in those cases was not
rendered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
The Interstate Commission.
M, .aIoCra,,h 20 tho l;anatcb


WASHINGTON. May 23.-Beiore the Inter.
State Commerce Commission to-day Will
liam Browr, In behalf OF the Chicago and
Alton Railroad Company, filed charges
against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany 81 violation OF the interstate com.
merce act. He charged specifically that
the Pennsylvania company had unldwiuly
given preference and advantage to
tie Chicjgo. darlington and Quincy
Railroad Company in the interchange
of passengers at Chicago, aud denied TO
the Chicago and Alton reasonable ftcilities
for the interchange OF passenger traffic.
Mr. Brow also filed in behalf OF the Chi
cag0. Rock Island and Pacific railroad simi
lar charges against the New York Central
and rIudson.Riyer Railroad Company.
The commission, after hearing hls stlte-
mcnts, entered an order for the companies
againSt which the complaints are made to
appear and make answer in ten days.
The commission has received cOmmnl.
cation from the Mississippi Railroad Com
mission protesting against the suspension
OF section 4, save only as TO exceptional
shipments in eases where the same is mani
icslly demanded TO secure speedy transit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
sOUrRERN PREsBYTERIsNs.
Committee Reports on Relations
With the Northern Church.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


ST. LOUIS, May EN- the Southern
Presbyterian Assembly this morning the
COMMITTEE on Organic Union. Cooperative
Union, or other Relations with the Pres
byterian hurch OF the United States. DR..
>mOot, Of texas, the chairman, presented
their reports. The committee is composed
OF tweniy.>iX members, sixteen OF whom
made the majority report, nine the mi
Lority report, and one what he called a
minimum minority report. The majority
report recommends the appointment OF
committee. TO be composed OF three minis
tfIs, five ruling elders, and the moderator OF
The assembly, 10 confer with a similar COM
millee from the other assembly and con-
slider the v hole subject, the committee TO
report at the next General Assembly in
Nav next This committee is Instructed
70 take an0 MAINTAIN The following position:
The mere acceptance Of the canon on
the standard OF our Church, confess
sion OF irilb, ard longer and shorter
calechism does not In our minds form
a sufficient basis OF union; but the
acceptance 81 that peculiar interprcta.
ton q cur standard which aliirms
and emphasizes purely the scriptural ma.
ture OF Christs kingdom, and i0rbids her
lcei.laling on political or civil matters, i
The only true basis OF union. And, further,
We insist that the brethren within our
bounds shli be organized to separate con-
gregations, pTcsbyteries. and SvnOds.
Dr. Smoot read the minority report, and
Rev. ". II. Parks presented his minimum
minority report. which differed from the
majority report chiefly in the forms Of eN-
preston.
The whole matter was postponed until
tomorrow Is the special order OF the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
O'EREEN'S MOVEMENTS.
SIN Suffering from His ROuGh
Treatment al Kingston.
[By telegraph 70 the DIspatch.l

tby telegraph 10 the DlSpatch.I
NAGABA FALLS, y. 4. May 23.-O'Brien
did not leave his bed to-day until 4 O'Clock,
and then be- was 20 weak a. 10 be almost
unable 10 stand. lie had to be- assisted IN
rrt ssins. The phy stefan decllred O'Brien
unfit 10 t,ayci, hut be was determined, and
left by tie 1880 train, which arrives III
Hamilton at 3 =. NJ. The meeting will
not, ne has been stated, be held during the
dav, bur Will take place at night, something
which O'Brien says he has not under
stood. Hamilton i only forty miles
from Toronto, and trouble is ap-
pretended. The Nationllists, however
viii he organized, aud will have outside
aid. O'Bfien approves the proposition
that there should be. O'Brien does not eX.
pcct to do much talking ut Hamilton, a. he
Is still suffering from a blow from brick
tat received At Kingston. lie expects to
speak at Montreal wednesday, aud from
there w,ll 20 to Boston. where he has 40
sIpoiutntnt next sunday. From Boston
he will return to New York.
His APRYAL At HAMILTON.
H4ML1oX. OSr May 23.-OBrien met
with reception here that threw INTO the
shade every thing that had heretofore Oc-
cuucd To him. When he stepped from the
train ne found the streets packed so solldly
with men who wished to greet him that il
was impossible for a long time for his
party 10 leave the station. Finally,
through the efforts OF body OF stout
young lrishmen, a narrow passage was
opened, and he proceeded to his hotel.
There be- was besieged, and speech was
clsmorcd for, but O'Bren excused himself,
.aying he had but little strength aud felt ii
his duty TO reserve that for the nights
meeting.
The meeting was held at O'Clock in the
Palace Kirk, about half mile drive from
the hotel. Outside OF the hotel a LARGE
crowd bad gathered, only few OF whom
were ti-OBneniles, Judging by the
scattered Kissing and grooming amid general
nuthursts Of applause. The rink, which is
capable OF holding 1900 persons, was filed.
Jpmes O'Brien, president OF the National
Leage, presided, and Cornelius Donovan
read al address OF welcome, In reply 10
which O'Brien made one OF the most elo-
QueLt and longest OF his series OF speeches,
aud probably the most severe one upon
Lansdowne.
When VBrien aud party left the rink by
the back wayt crowd that was lurking
in the street az once began Kissing. shout.
Ing, and grooming, while crowd followed
the carriage. A shot was fred aud the
driver OF the carriage, named John Nelson,
dropped the reins with the cry that he was
bit. Eight other shots were fired, and
some OF The bullets whistled through tue
carriage, but without doing any harm.
The drivers companion took the reins
and Whipped 40 tue horses and quickly
reached the hotel door. Here another hos
tile crowd was assembled, and an effort was
made 10 open The carriage doors. McMa-
bon, one OF 0'Brien's companions, drew
revolver and kept tue crowd II bay until
o'Btien and bis friends catered the hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
President aud Mrs. Cleveland Can
not so.
LBy telerraph 10 be Dlspaich. ]

IDs ANltE4ul fi ~ AAAV bA7ltAt'hs4
NEW HAVEN. Conn, May 23.-Tbe Presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland will be unable to
attend TIE monument dedication services
on June 18th, for reasons given in the fol-
lowing letter received early this morning !:
E1ecutfre Mansion. Washington. May ~. 1ss7.-
Hon. Scanned A. York, Mayor 0nd Chairman.
etc. My Dear Sir,-The invitation which was
topaered me a few weeks ago 10 be present on
tho occasion % the dedication OF the soldiers
and sailors monument at New Haven on the
nth day OF June next has remained unan-
swered in the hone that might be able TO ac-
cept the same when othor plans and arrange
merits wero definitely fixed. ! sincerely regret
that am oW Obliged 10 relinquish the Gntici-
pstious of Joining In these Interesting exer-
cises, which viii serve as o tribute Of love and
yeneraiion 10 tho patriotism o. the sons
OF Connecticut illustrated in the wars Of
our country The citzl ms OF n State 80 rich as
yours In honorable traditions. 50 related 70
heroic SACRIFICES. and 30 full Of the sturdiness
which tho hardy love Of liberty teaches, do well
10 erect 20 the memory Of her fallen heroes
monuments which shall constantly remind fu-
ture generations that all they have and all they
enjoy was dearly bought, and that their in
heriauce Of peaceful pros pority Is charged
with TIE obligation OF honor and affection for
those from whom II descended. aud with a duiy
OF its preservation by the exercise OF patriotic
| citizenship. Yours very truly.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
Arrest OF Alleged Train Robbers.

LUING, TLX., May 23.-Deputy United
states marshal, arrested John Croft, Cheed
Croft, Abe Us-ery, and John Us'ery yes
tcrday at wIter-tank, four miles from
here, on the Southern Pacific railroad.
They are suspected OF being implicated IN
the recent train robbery on the Interna-
tiona and Great Northern railway at Nc
Neil station. The prisoners were taken TO
san Antonio aad lodged in ilil. The olli
ciais claim 10 have a strong case against the
prisoners, 20, well as 4 clue that will lead TO
The appreheG ,oG in short time OF all en-
gaEod IN the robbcry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
RICnMOED TOBACCO MARKET.

Trading he's been more active to-day, particu-
larly privately. In the past few days several lots
Of illeis have been sold, including old and dou-
bic old. They however, lose more money than
old wrapper. The latter have been in good
demand, and there seems better prospect for
the future IN ell really useful grades.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NAY s&-Peceipts: is9 head cattle, s7s sheep
ard lGmts $50 hcgA.
Sales: 100 head cattle, si3 sheep and lambs,
$50 hogs.
Prices were a. follows:
Cattle-Best, 5s5i.c. gross-a few higher; me-
dunn 10 good, 4Aai &c. gross; common TO fair,
3a4c. gross
Sheep-Wool, u a51<c. gross; sheared, 3aiEc
gross,
Lambs-5ka7K gross.
HOgs-6a.c. net
BullS-2 alc. gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24

AS the party stepped into the corridor OF
the hotel yoIiey OF rotten eggs was hurled
at them. Chief McMinnon aud his men
now rushed up, but all was over.
Nelson was tikeu TO the city hospital.
His wound Is on the left wrist. No arrests
were made. Many expires the opinion =
O'Brien and the chief OF pollcs, too--lhbt
the mtn who firsd the shot csme from To-
ToDto; the meu who sio vi opposite the
hotel and peltcd rotten eggs certainly be-
lODqed here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
MECIkLENBURG.
Judge Irving and the Applicants for
LiquOr-License.
Correspondence Of tho Rlchmond Dlspatch-l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
CHASE CITY, VA, May %, 1887.
At the April term Of the County Court
the juOee refused to grant licenses for the
sale OF liquor 10 the applicants from this
place and GAINESVILLE. An appeal was
iakcn from his decision 10 Circuit Judge
Irving, who appointed a special term to
he9r the cases at BOydtOn. His court com
menccd on the 18th and continued four
days. and The whole proceedings were
heard ne moro. Great interest was mani.
tested by the people, and the Good Tcmpllrs
and Friends Of Temperance were notably
sctiye in their opposition to license.
Messrs. w. T. Atkins and Henry Wood
opposed license, and Messrs. L. ID. Jeflress,
W. W. Wood, and ThOmls Williams rep.
resented The applicants. Numerous wit
nesses pro and con were examined. lengthy
petitions presented, and all4he counsel ar.
eued the cases before the court. The ap.
plicanis proved themselves fit persons for
the sale II liquors, and that they kept or
dCrlv houses but whether the places where
they proposed to carry on the traffic were
in ire contemplation OF the laY "spitable,
convenient, and appropriate" was the point
Of discussion. The petitions and testimony
~liiMtu tiidl ldiF' IidlbiH9 VI th' Hhs-i
nes..mcr, properly. heads Of fami.
lies. and all The ladies residing IN both
town, were unalterably opposed to the sale
Of intoXlrantS in their midst Judge Irving
patiently Investigated this matter, allowed
full hearing to both sides, aud
rendered his decision Saturday evening
last. affirming the ruling OF County
JUDGE Harris that the places were
not in hi, construction OF the law "appro-
PIRATE" places for license to be granted.
so now there is practical prohibition ali
over the county. This new departure
from The customs OF century is an untried
experiment for the people of the county.
One old gentleman remarked to the writer
that be had seen "seyeTal temperance
waves in bis time. and one particularly
about thUty.fye or forty years ago, when
the people were so extreme that a great
many cut down all theirapple.treeS fearing
brandy would be made from the fruit. 1t
vas not long, however. before the excite
ment Suh,idCd and reason resumed its
90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
GnrmnuY and RonInnrcr.

lBy Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
vienna, May ga dispatch from Berlin
saws: Germany desires rather than fears
the retention Of General Boulanger as War
Minister OF France, as she thinks that his
experiments with the army will prevent
France from regaining the strong financial
position she formerly held, and that his
vanity, which leads him 10 publish all that
be has done or intends 10 do, will afford
security against military surprises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

NEgI YOSK. May 23--Cotton strong: ssies
l,GZ7 bales; uplsnds, lie; Orleans, II 3-idc.
net receipts, 2,30l bales: exports-to Orea
Britain, PIG bales; 70 the Continent. ,7a2 bales
stock, 366.6J9 bales. Southern -four quiet aud
firm. Wheat shade lower, closing Irm; No
cred, May, 96h a95isc. July, s53la97c. Corn
Spot, Lake. lower, closing Arm; No. 2, May
47haHssc.; July. iai9 i-lsc. Oats a shade
stronger: options uife lower; mixed west
ern, 34e3Gc.; No. 2, May, 33i.a33kc. July
33hc. Reps quiet and steady. Cofeo-Fail
strong at $40; No. Rio higher and active
May, tisS5asi2l5; July. Sis75atiS90. Sugar
strong and more active; fair refining, 4Hc.
refined, firm and active: C.4Hai3sc.; extra C.
i1a47se.; OIL A; gas s.ioc.; mould 4, i3-iea
57sc. standard A, 7-i6c. confcctisnsrs A
5Ac.; cut-ioaf and crushed. 65.c.; granulated
5Hc. MOlesses steady; 50.tsst 2Oc. Rice 10
fair demand and trm. Cotton seed OIL S3a34c.
for crIde; sec fer refined. Resin duh at 81. 22k
SLIk. Iurpentine stronger at Hfo. Hide:
steady. Wool quiet Pork dull and aominal
Beef dun. Middles dull ana nominal. Lard .
points higher and quiet; western steam, s6.S7ks
81; July. s7.o0as7.0S. Freights steady.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. ND, May ss.-Cotton steady
mddiing, lie. Flour firm and steady
Howard-street and western super, s. 5Oas3 10
do. extra. SS.26ss39o; DO. family. siasl5 80 city
mills super, &5oat3; do extra, ta.S0aSa75; do
patent, $3.50; do. family. s.. wheat-Southsrs
steady and quiet; red. sia95c amber, s6assc.
western higher and more active; No. win
ter red. spot, 061saeo1sc.; May, 95c. bid Juus
%Hssote; July, stssihc.: August 9sxa
ease. Corn-Southern lower aud quiet; white
50ab1c. yellow. 5Oa5lc. wes;ern, spot. higher
mixed, spot, SOC. bid May. SOC. asked june
Ess47hc.; July, Ehas7Hc. Oats steady
southern and Pennsylvania, Aas9c. western
white, SesS9c.; western mixed, Aa5c. Rys
steady at ssa6oc. Hay iirmer and dull prime
TO choice western, tiiaSiA Provisions steady
and demand moderate. Mess pork, sia5oasis
Bulk-msats-S shoulders and clear-rib sides
packed. and DC. BScop-Shoulders sasNc.
clear-fib sides, 9kc.; hams. i3aitc. Lard
Refined, s4ashc. Butter lower; western
packed. l4aiSc creamery, isAssc. Eggs iru
ct i2HalSc Petroleum steady, refined. csc
Cofiee higher and arm; Rio cargoos, ordinar,
TO fair, 49,, as0kc.f Sugar firmsr: A soft. SIC.
copper~ieiined steady at skaskc. whiske,
steady andquiet at u.l0. Frsights 70 Liyerpos
per steamer dun; cotton, sd; nsur. Ia ii.
grain, fhd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May s3.-Cash quotations.: Flou
quiet and unchanged. No. ssprtns wheat, SIX:
osAe'; No. ne: No. rcd, 1kc. No
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
lord Colin Campbell bankrupt.

[By AngIo-American cable 70 The DlSpaicb.I
LONDON, May 23.-Lord Colin Campbell,
who recently brought suit against bis wife
.or a divorce, has been declared bankrupt
on the petition OF the Duke OF Marlborough,
v ho was co-deiendant In the divorce suit,
ard who lodged petition IN the bank.
rupicy court against Lord Colin for his
costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
TO GET STRONG.

Dumb-hells and horizontal-bars. Indian
clubs, and the trapeze are valuable under cor
tain conditions. but they are detrimental rather
than beneficial II the blood II poor and thin and
poisoned with bile Use Of the muscles neces-
States waste ~ we'll as induces growth. II tho
blood does not carry sufficient nutritive mate
rial TO repair the waste loss Of strength neces-
EARLY follows, aud growth Is out OF the ques-
tion. Purity and enrich your blood with DIR.
Pierres Golden Medical Discovery and then
exercise will develop and not consume your
physique.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
The French.Cromn Jewels.

PARIS, Nay 23.-The sale OF the Crown
Jewels Has concluded to-day. The chef
lot, a diamond he1G-dress, was sold in six
teen piece, for Gj0.OOO francs, the proceeds
froW nine days. The sales amounted to
6,SGi eco francs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
TIE Crown Prince of Germany al.
copyrighted by New York Associated Press,
IS.I

BERLIN, May ga telegram to the N,lo
Free Press Of Niennl says that the Crown
Prince Fir, derrick William to-day under
went serious operation Tor cancer in the
throat. No intelligence has been received
in London confirming this report.
LONDON. Mav PA dispatch from Ber-
lin says II IS officially denied there that the
condition OF the Crown-Prince Frederick
William Is serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24

bBANY, y. Y. May 23.-Memorial ser
vice, communicating the public services
OF s3muel !. Tilden were held in the As.
sembly chamber tonight. Judge Peck
hsIn. Of The Court Of Appeals, presided.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
,mori>onI:lent for Life.
IBy tol1craph to the Dlspatch.l

lBy Telegraph TO mo DiSpatrh.l
CHICAGO, May 90 Henry schwartz and
Newton Watts, the ROck.lsllnd trIin-rOD-
hers. were to-day sentenced to imprison-
ment for HE. Leave was granted 10 file
bill % exc, ption, by August 2lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
PECK OF PEAS tP,s,.

Here are a Peck Of Peas, sweet Peas, II you
wili-Perseyerance, fapence, Promptness,
DR.. Pierceis Pleasant Purgative Pellets and
YOU will get we'll through the world without
much trouble. The Pellets prevent constipa-
ton ana surplus Of bile, which lead TO many
different complaints. Enclosed In glass, al.
ways fresh, entirely vegetable. prompt, and
perfectly harmless. Any druggist
Or. sage's Caiarrh Remedy surpssses all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
MARRIAGES.

BEAsLEY-WHITE.- Married, April sist. at
the First baptist church, BY Rev. George 4.
Cooper. pastor, PAULINE BEAsLEY 70
GEORGE W. WHITE; both Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-24
PORT or RICHMOND. NAY g. iss7.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NAY -, 1857.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Virginia Dare, Insley. Georgetown.
light, TO lead coal.
schooner J. :. Watson, Marshall. Nosfotk.
fertilizer, william II. Curtis, agent
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. NAY o.. 1851.
tBy telegraph
ARRIVED s2p.
Steamship Cieddy, Seward. New Orieaas
(coaled and sailed cd for Rouenl
Steamship Athens. Robinson. New Orleans
(coaled and sailed SD for BcrdeAuxs.
steamship Richmond, BoAx, New Yort. end
sailed for West Poiut
Steamship Advance, Lord, New York, v oosn-
plete leading for Brazil
ARKivsp $50.
Steamship johns nopkina. foster, pross-
d,nce and sailed Tor West Point
Steamship William Crane, Warroa. naisi-
more, and sailed for Norfolk.
Steamship kanswhs, sears New torks towing
bark fsysoa Tucker, Tuchv. New Yo<s. V
load coal.
sAuKp can
Schooner Matte W. Atvoot. Nsvcomh
Bcsscn; Governor .. Y. Smith. Nsckeroo1.
Pcrbmoash, X. l.; J:aiz A. Ward, Knoulss,
feltiand-a. with e0as.